Sentence examples for value in which from inspiring English sources

The shares could go down in value in which case an employee has lost out in every respect.

The Arts and Crafts established new hierarchies of value in which precious metals and semi-precious stones could co-exist.

The book's knottiest chapter is the last, on "Value", in which Eagleton considers various criteria for what literary value might be and gleefully demolishes them all.

There is a striking similarity between shared value and Jed Emerson's concept of blended value, in which firms seek simultaneously to pursue profit and social and environmental targets.

In the solution some currents may have a negative value, in which case the actual current flows in a direction opposite that of the arbitrary initial choice.

New York City just announced a strong deal for its sister public access centers there, underscoring the value in which they're held.

Half of his paintings are portraits, works of great historical value in which he recorded the dress and ornaments of his subjects in accurate detail.

The report cites a "fundamental breach of NHS values" in which targets were prioritised above everything else.

As a result, voters have trouble placing him in his context, understanding the roots and values in which he is ineluctably embedded.

It hails from a world of topsy-turvy values, in which reactionary designs like that for Seaside, Fla., are described as the new and innovative.

Most Turks appear to have retained a hierarchy of values in which pleasure, tranquillity, respect, openhandedness and family loyalty are at least as prominent as money or career.